Book of Snobs

Classical music was never meant to be an art for snobs!

Based on the bestselling book series about seven friends whose babysitting business leads to one adventure after another. When tomboy Kristy, president of the club, has a brilliant idea to run a summer day camp, the girls all agree it's the perfect way to spend their summer–together! But life gets complicated as budding romance, family problems and a trio of scheming snobs all conspire to ruin the club. The BSC gang learn for themselves the amazing power of friendship.

Mwamba Dub was originally a (limited) release from 1978 on Delroy Witter's D Roy label. Like Dennis Bovell of Matumbi, Witter took an African term as the inspiration and title for this particular musical project (the name Mwamba came from a children's book and means 'Strength Of The Warrior') and as with 15-16-17's Magic Touch, another outstanding Badda re-release, Bovell himself shows up here as the engineer for the session.

Upon its publication in 1968, Slouching Towards Bethlehem confirmed Joan Didion as one of the most prominent writers on the literary scene. Her unblinking vision and deadpan tone have influenced subsequent generations of reporters and essayists, changing our expectations of style, voice, and the artistic possibilities of nonfiction.